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Bodybuilding Blunders – Part II

Everyone has a preference regarding their methodology for weight lifting. Staying in shape and getting fit are personal choices. Various physical trainers promote fast bodybuilding. Alternatively, others recommend lifting a heavier weight with fewer repetitions.

Despite the various trends and paces of weight lifting, it makes for a perplexing strength training session. Nevertheless, whatever rhythm of weight lifting one chooses, the proper form must not be disregarded. Review the next series of bodybuilding blunders to assure good muscles development.

Bodybuilding Blunder

Hip-lifting. During bench presses it is a natural impulse to elevate the hip from the bench. However, when the hips are lifted, the angle of the shoulders shifts when the bar is raised. Consequently, only the lower part of the pectoral muscles is engaged during the lift. Since the feet are contributing to the weight lift movement, the pectorals are not being worked to the max. Not to mention, it imposes a strain on the lumbar spine. It is important to remember that excessive extension or flexion of the vertebrae and in conjunction with loading may be detrimental.

Bodybuilding fix: To circumvent making the above mistake brace the legs on the bench with the feet planted firmly on the ground and the knees bent. The movement impedes the propensity of arching the back.

Bodybuilding Blunder

Swaying and rocking. When doing bicep curls, the swaying movement of the pelvis, hips and back and forth is cheating. It means that the momentum us boosting the thrust of the dumbbell upward. Since the isolation of the muscles is not being utilized the benefits of the exercise is defeated. More importantly, by doing the back and forth movement, a person can throw out the lower back from the rocking motion.

Bodybuilding fix: To assure peak performance of the, engage the bicep to move the bar, only. The strength exercise should be executed in the seat position with the legs spread, and an elbow on the corresponding leg.

 

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